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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-08-18
UNITED STATES SENATOR RID
DIEBERGER.
He is Jailed for Contempt, but Released
by Mob.

He is jailed for Contempt, put heleeseu
by Mob.
WINCHESTER, Va, August 13.-Circum-
stances leading up to the arrest of Senator
Riddeberger are related as follows by an
eye witness On Thursday Jones was tried
for larceny, and the jury found that he
was Insane. Jones was client OF Sena-
tor Riddleberger, and the verdict made
the senator angry. He was accused OF
writing placard and giving boy two
dollars to haul Jones up and down the
town, the latter displaying the card,
MEANWHILE, which had written on it the
'verdict of Bill Jones, not guilty, but in
sane; the jury Is insane; the lawyers
insane; the court insane in the
MAN." The noise occasioned by
this display disturbed the pro-
ceedings of the court then in session, the
commonwealth attorney, j. O. Baker,
had the Judge issue an order for Senator
Riddleberger to appear before Judge
Newman, and show cause why he, Riddle
berger, should not be fined and impris-
oned for ridlculing thu Judge and jury and
disturbing the court.
Sat 2 O'Clock Senator Riddleberger appear
ed before the court and defended himself.
lie bHlQ Jlhb Ouuko NfOWmoh h"N
no Jurisdiction in the case, which the Judge
denied, and asked Senator Reddleberger to
set down. Evidence could be taken to
prove that he, the senator, was the one who
instigated the ridicule, and then he said
the court would hear the argument. SEN
ator Riddleberger would not sit down, and
the court fined him $25; he then defied the
court and said: "This court shall not send
me to jail"
Judge Newman then told the sheriff to
take Senator Riddleberger to jail for five
days. Senator Riddleberger said he would
like to see the man who could take him TO
Jail, and Sheriff Whitman at once arrested
the senator and locked him up. This
action caused much excitement, and
this morning at 2 O'Clock a mob of 100
men, supposed to be from Edinburg, in
this county, scaled the walls OF the jail YARD
and took the senator out on ladder.
Senator Riddleberger is out on the street
at this writing.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-08-18
Reducing Rates.

ST.. LOUIS, August 13.-The meeting of
general freight agents for the discussion
of local business in the southeast was held
at the Office of Traffic Manager Depew,
of the Mobile d Ohio, yesterday. The
new tariff had been put in effect by the
Missouri g. Ohio, by which existing rates
from a number of southern points, more
or less tributary to st. Louis, are materi-
ally reduced. This reduction is particu-
larly applicable to cotton, of which the
production is large along the Mobile d
Ohio. The reduction of the cotton rate
alone is said to be in the neighborhood of
30 per cent. The southern lines have
been quiet of late, but this bold move
may lead to a furry among the roads
south,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-08-18
Charged with Uxorcide.

BE1o1r, Kan, August 13.-Mrs. Eliza
]. johnson, three miles from Beloit, dis
appeared from her home the morning of
August 2. She was found hanging in the
timber on her husbands farm. The Fri
day following, an inquest was held, and a
verdict of suicide given. On the 18th her
husband, one of the Oldest settlers in the
county, was jailed for her murder on com
plant of the neighbors, and new in
quest was held, the verdict being that
she was killed by blow inflicted by her
husband and strangulation. He will be
examined next Tuesday. Mrs. johnson
was confined in the Topeka insane
asylum several years, reaching home last
October.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-08-18
EAGLE PASS. .
Excitement Over the Rumored Extradi-
ton of Editor Cara.

Excitement Over the Rumored Extradi-
ton of Editor Cara.
Special Telegram to the Statesman.
EAGLE PASS, August 13.-The town is
greatly excited to-day over the report that
the governor has signed the extradition
for Cara, editor of the Commercial. An
attempt was made some time ago to ex-
tradite him but failed. Some new charges
have been trumped up against him. 1t is
believed here that if he is turned over to
the Mexican authorities, he would not live
twenty-four hours. He has encurred the
enmity of CARA Galan, governor of
Coahuila, through some articles published
in his paper, critrcising his administra-
ton. Two attempts have been made to
assassinate CARA, one by men hired by a
nephew of Galan, and the other by an
emissary of Montenegro, who is we'll
known in connection with the Arresures
affair. The best citizens of the town are
in favor of allowing him full trial before
turning him over to what would be certain
| death.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-08-18
Murderous Assault.

Special Telegram to the Statesman.
HIoo, August 13.-Last night, between
- and O'Clock, Mr.. d. Hardeman, living
seven miles north of Hico, near the town
of Duffau, was awakened from his sleep
by groans on his gallery. He went out
and found his son-in-law, James Gregg,
unconscious and weltering in his blood.
from wounds inflicted on his head by
some sharp instrument. Gregg was sleep
ing on the gallery. No clue to the assas-
sin. The doctors think Gregg will not
recover.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-08-18
BURNETT BUDGET.
The Granite Rifles Favor Austin for the
Great Drill.

Great Drill.
Special Telegram to the Statesman.
BURNETT, August 13.-At the last regular
meeting of the Granite Rifles, resolution
was passed favoring Austin for the drill
next spring. Though, should majority
of the companies of the state declare in
favor of some other point, they will at
tend. The company is emphatically
down on more than one state drill, taking
the very proper grounds that two ormore
drills year will cause the military to be-
come stale and uniDteresting.
Mr.. Eugene Haynie, of the Panhandle
ia IN town visiting his parents.
The Cumberland Presbyterian breth
rem have a very interesting camp-meet
ing in progress about seven miles from
town, between this place and Bertram
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-08-18

Instantly the air was filled with the cries
of the wounded and the shrieks of those
about to die. The groans of men, the
screams of women united to make an ap-
palling sound, and above all could be
heard the agonizing cries of little children.
as. in some instances, they lay pinned
alongside their dead parents. There was
another terrible thing yet to be met. The
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-08-18
CANADA.
TEEMER WINS.

TEEMER WINS.
ToRoNTo, August 49, - The Hanlan-
Teemer boat race was won by Teemer by
three lengths.
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MnScrSG,en.

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Gtrfm4s WgrhataSl,a4tnctt.

8atiens@er d t.-(8or ben 8idteru
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Common BIeaS9eri4t. - (Sor
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DteautdrFte.

ct. QQuis, 20. -GinOBieh: 3us
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ten 3piifeu $50 uuo $500. - Shpetne {;
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trteu smiifeu %415 Hno $5.85. -0tnufe:
3Giabr 1900, Sellen0una So0i Prete oart'
irteu ;miideu $3.1O unb $40.
Gbicago, %. gtOObr.- GiHobieb: 3us
fubr 5000, SsrienouHg 25OO; Bretie BART
jrten 3oiiden 81. 90 uuS S4peiue :
3ufubr $4,000, 8erienOung 5000; Yreiie
Uaritrten sniideu $500 rnO $5.A2. -
Shanfa: 3ufubr $500, 8erienbuug 1000;
Breiie oariirteu 5ptIhen $2.15 unO $3.50.
@aft,9itertp, YeHni., 90. giO0erber.-
9liuSeieb: 3ufubr 2O14, Serieuoung 1887 ;
4reiIe uariirten 3wiiben 81. 40 uub 1915.
@dmeine: 3ufubr $500, 8erieuouu9 $500;
EreiIe bariiTten swiideu $4.75 uHb S5.4O.
- Sdaafe: 3uiubr $500, Serieubuug
34O0; Bretie oariirtcR 3nH4eR $1.OO nab
$3.50.
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SSof' etacns ssttarbiftstt Gefd,ofien.

Nem. .Yort, %. YIoberlber. - perm
6. 9fiIler unb 9ouis s. Sutb batten nm 2
llhr beute frib in Wiuer's BtrtbI6aft, ger.
1880, erfie 4uenue, einen 8isput nit eiuem
Tremoeu iibtr ben Quardismus. Der
6remSe, tpel6er bic Iuar4ifea uertbeibiate,
Jog idlieBid eineu 9ieuoloer, ifos U1iuer
in ben Sals unb 5ntb in bic liufe 5anb.
8etbe Serpunbeteu Iiegen i'm ,Bresb1terta.
ner,Soipitale" baruieber. Der SbGter eut.
fam, tpurOe iebud spei StanOeu ipater per.
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Sla,f Der Snnn crIdinffett.

YbiIabeIpbta, 30. NOoember. -
GbOIpb @ureder, Elm IA iabriger Suabe, stng
beute nit benz 20 idbrigeH Billiam @ebbiua
uno einem setpif,H gSuIf, oem SdUager
&bolpb's, iiioIit BON Der StaOtgreu3e aui
bic Sa9b. g8dhrsnO iid @ebbing uui4tdte,
auf eiueu SogeI gu ldieBeu, gins oas Semebr
5nIdnig los, uao bic 9Rsel Serihmetterte ben
Snaben ben Sopf. aoOlpb mar i'm ytu etnt
Qeide. @ebbing uno g8urf liefeu eri6ref
bnuOn, tpurben ieboh auf SernnIahuHg eiHea
4ugeuSeusen bes SOrfau8 ipater in ibreu
gEObnnugen berbaftst. @ebbiug mar Dor
&nfuuft Der YOIi8ilen BON ietneH Iugeb0ris
GEN uur nit Ribs bnUon abgebalteu pOrbsu,
fd bas 2eben gu uebmen. sBurf uHo Ssbs
bing puroen cjngeiperrtr nm ba8 Geiultat
Der @Orouers llnteriuhuug abjuOarteu.
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Der @eIpntarEt+

Stem gOrt, 30. ROUember.-5OGgeu6ee
Fuo bic Sdlusuotiruugeu: @elO 0ffHete III
2-6 unb idIOB su ? g}ro3eut. - Sterling.
@eafel $4.82 = $4824 auf 60 3aae uHt
$4.85t-4 85f ali Sidt, - BuubeSsObGsa.
ttonen: prog. 1851, 4i.pr6s. 1881, 3.
proS. -. Iftieu: Qbams' grpres 14O, Gent
rlls@acific 324, Gbeiapeate Ohio 5, Srit
294, bitto Brior. 654, SutHols Central 1851
2Ote SbOre 943, gtemsSeriep Central 754.
giortb 8sfsrn 1899, Ditto BriOr. 139
Stem Oorf Central 1871. SbiO'0 '0ttfifppi
23l, Ditto Brior. 85, 9tttsburg 151, 9leao,
ing 68g, St. BauI 75b, Ottto Brior. 112
O0pf4Prr. .lluiDu 7S8.
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Settle SuitdttSe 1T elmer foAcnnltns
ter QNnlifff1tfnfcifa nttffnLf

SroianapoIis, Suo., 30. gtooember
- Gtue lluteriufurg Der Sernattuus Der
bieiigan SefieruugsanfaI fir uerna9rloae
Srauen3immer tpIrce Dor SurSem bon oem
@ouperneur eingeleitet uuo bas Reiultat osre
Ielben 1T nun ber0ffartIitt poroau, DaIielbe
toirft sin iGlimnea 2i9t auf bic nnaiI;.ii,
LID bon Damen geleltetp Bernalturq Oes
SnIiitnts. Die gSitttoe bes perffurbeueu 8ices
PrGfoenteu SeHorids it bic BrqFbeutin bes
SapatungSratbe8. Sroboem Der @oupers
neur au9enl6einiid beriu6t, bic ;u Gage qe,
5radteH snPOreuben ShatiaAen 70 Uiel, pie
mO9ll4, ab3uidpG9en, fam er cod ujdt
h:t, mn:b:' A:s re @@srpaItung g hes Snfituts auf's
S6ariite 81 tabeln. @r mahte aIsfaoig,
enB Sulaifnuen, tuelde ii6 geringe Ser9eben
3u SduIben tommen IieBeu. auf'5 @rduiamite
our69epeitidt nurben. Gin luugeS WiG0s
den, oQs Dor einiaen Sa9eu 6eratt beitraIt
tpor6en mar, Sei9te bel Der untsriuduug our9
cine ar3tiite @ommiifon, baB ibr gamer
S0rper nit bIutriiniftgen Striemen beoedt
mar. Die 3iif)tigung murGe mittellf etaeS
idtperen &e0errtemenS ert6eilt. GiHe aRoere
uumeni1Iide Grt Der 8efrafunQ mar, bic
un9Iidlidleu @ei60pfe tudbreu0 elmer 9au;eU
9tnft in 3man98eiien 81 Ieaeu. Sin pette,
rer lift BON 9fobheit oofumeutirte fid] in fol-
sen6em Sau: cine 6rau Nforton, tpeIhe
boGidtpanger 1T, ftel Dor 3rpet gSoden bon
Der nod benz Sabe3iumer fiibrenoen Sreppe
nno brad baS Sein. Ser Anffaltsar3t legte
einen @npsuerbano On, fiimnlerte fid5 ieSod1
pGbrenb elmer gan3en g8ode uidt nm Die
franfe Srau. Sine game 8etbe tpeiterer
SdeuBli6Ieiten puroe entbiillt. Der 9eIs
uerHeur pirS baruuf criuseu, OuB in 3utugft
cine bumauere SebanoIung Der SuiGiiRfsH
etnaeiiihrt tpiro.
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feut. Die Yolisifen @Orman unb 5mtb
beSeugteu, baB @olf in elmer bon 4nard fen
freqrentirteu 29irtbidaft cine 8ebe belt, in
tpeiGer CT allen an oeul auardifeu> Bro3es
betbeilieteu Seamten, namentlid @riuneG,
balbige blutise &a6e brobte. 8oIf erfldrte
Dor Dem 9itter, ct iei betruuten geueIeu
uub niffe nidlt, mos er aeIaQt bnbe.
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Giu Flndi0eidlahter 9anSft.

81. 2outR, %. NObember.- Sou
oerneur bon @oabuiIa, 0terito, bat eiueu
Breis bon $1,000 uuf bic Serbaftuua bes
gantiten @racliO SerEai Glsgeiebt. Seuer
&Guber Bat burh ietne Geplltt6ateu meb.
rere 9iffritte BON Gan Sauacio tbatIa6ltd3
faft ento0Ifert, uuo ieiue blutiseu Serbredlen
fin6 Qlleuthalben Der &epublit betaunt.
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Gtmter 9nu1~

SaIlabnfiee, 6Ia., 30. HObember. -
Gine S6aar yteger@@ti tienbabuarbeiter er6rat
seterH friib ba8 @efdn9niB ~ SatlauO,
Tla., unO i9leppte Riuiam Btliams, mel
der @ufao Yels nabe Rascotte t0otete, BON
banuen. BllIiams' 6reunoe bebaupteH, Der
iclbe iet geIpndt mOrben, iebod it ieine
2etd)e uoh ntd1t anfgeiuuSen mor6en.